Making Your Resume Pop – Getting in Those Visuals

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You have many ways to create a resume and resume extenders that will engage and compel hiring managers to take a good long look at you. Here are three things you should do right now, if you are in a job search or anticipating one.

Put an infographic or two on your resume to demonstrate your achievements
Get infographics, a portfolio and other media on your web-based profiles
Consider a personal web page on which you can visually present yourself and your experience/portfolio/performance
There is no reason not to do these things, given that fact that there are some great online tools that will help you create stunning visuals. Here are 9 of them.



Easel.ly: This is a free tool for creating infographics and resumes or CV’s. There are poland phone number resource over 100 templates, with a huge number of options for theme, objects, backgrounds, shapes, text, etc. More are available with the pro version. Watch the demo video – you’ll be impressed.



CVMKR: Having your resume or CV in the cloud has advantages. This site lets you create yours through establishing an account. Here is all that you can do.

Templates and tips and easy ways to revise and edit.
Export the finished products to your social media profiles
Send them in response to openings
Track all that have been sent out and to whom.
Nice to have everything all in one place. Good basics.


ResumeUp: Plenty of options here

Pick your template – text only, text and visual combinations
Import your information – resume/cv is created
3 pricing plans: basic text is free; other plans for combinations are $54 and $72 per year.


EssaySupply: Custom-designed resumes and CV’s with following benefits:

Team of writers from your professional niche and professional designers
Options for text or combination text and visuals.
Resumes/CV’s designed for individual organizations based on research
Each resume/CV personally created from scratch – no canned templates